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David Bey's professional boxing career concluded with a total of 18 wins, 11 losses, and 1 draw, with 14 of his wins coming by knockout.
Answer: True
The provided record indicates David Bey concluded his professional career with 18 wins, 11 losses, and 1 draw, with 14 victories by knockout.
David Bey earned the nickname 'Hand Grenade' due to his defensive boxing style and ability to avoid knockouts.
Answer: False
While David Bey was known as 'Hand Grenade,' the provided information does not attribute this nickname to a defensive boxing style or an ability to avoid knockouts. The reason for the nickname is not specified in the source material.
David Bey initially pursued boxing as an amateur primarily to compete for the U.S. All Army Boxing Team.
Answer: False
David Bey's initial motivation for amateur boxing was to lose weight; his talent subsequently led him to compete on the U.S. All Army Boxing Team, but this was not his primary initial goal.
David Bey made his professional debut by defeating future undisputed world heavyweight champion James 'Buster' Douglas via a second-round knockout.
Answer: True
David Bey's professional debut on November 6, 1981, resulted in a second-round knockout victory over James 'Buster' Douglas, who later became an undisputed world heavyweight champion.
David Bey's professional debut was against James 'Buster' Douglas in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Answer: False
David Bey's professional debut against James 'Buster' Douglas took place in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, not Las Vegas, Nevada.
David Bey stood 6 feet 3 inches tall and fought with an Orthodox stance in the heavyweight division.
Answer: True
David Bey's physical attributes included a height of 6 feet 3 inches and an Orthodox stance, competing in the heavyweight division.
What was David Bey's principal professional occupation?
Answer: An American heavyweight boxer
David Bey is identified as an American heavyweight boxer, which was his primary profession.
Specify David Bey's birth date and location.
Answer: March 11, 1957, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
David Bey was born on March 11, 1957, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.
What moniker was David Bey known by during his professional boxing career?
Answer: Hand Grenade
David Bey's professional nickname was 'Hand Grenade'.
Describe David Bey's physical attributes, specifically his height and fighting stance, as a heavyweight boxer.
Answer: 6 feet 3 inches, Orthodox stance
David Bey was 6 feet 3 inches tall and utilized an Orthodox fighting stance in the heavyweight division.
Summarize David Bey's complete professional boxing record.
Answer: 18 wins, 11 losses, 1 draw
David Bey's professional record concluded with 18 wins, 11 losses, and 1 draw.
What was David Bey's primary initial reason for engaging in amateur boxing?
Answer: To lose weight
David Bey initially pursued amateur boxing with the objective of losing weight.
Identify David Bey's opponent in his professional boxing debut and the result of the bout.
Answer: James 'Buster' Douglas, second-round knockout
David Bey's professional debut was a second-round knockout victory over James 'Buster' Douglas.
David Bey's undefeated streak included becoming the first boxer to stop George Chaplin with a TKO in the fourth round.
Answer: True
During his initial undefeated streak, David Bey achieved a notable victory by becoming the first boxer to stop George Chaplin with a TKO in the fourth round.
David Bey captured the USBA Heavyweight Championship by defeating Trevor Berbick in a 12-round unanimous decision.
Answer: False
David Bey captured the USBA Heavyweight Championship by defeating Greg Page, not Trevor Berbick, via a 12-round unanimous decision.
David Bey defeated George Chaplin by TKO in the 4th round in Houston, Texas, in 1982.
Answer: True
On November 26, 1982, David Bey defeated George Chaplin via TKO in the fourth round in Houston, Texas.
David Bey defeated Larry Sims by knockout in 6 rounds in Highland Heights, Ohio.
Answer: False
David Bey defeated Larry Sims by a six-round points decision, not by knockout, in Highland Heights, Ohio.
David Bey defeated Laverne Bumpers by TKO in the 1st round in Atlantic City in May 1982.
Answer: True
On May 2, 1982, David Bey secured a first-round TKO victory over Laverne Bumpers in Atlantic City.
David Bey defeated Leroy Caldwell by knockout in Las Vegas in 1984.
Answer: False
In 1984, David Bey defeated Leroy Caldwell by a 10-round points decision in Las Vegas, not by knockout.
David Bey knocked out Grady Daniels in the first round in Las Vegas in 1983.
Answer: True
David Bey achieved a first-round knockout victory over Grady Daniels in Las Vegas in 1983.
David Bey defeated Chuck Johnson by TKO in the 3rd round in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1983.
Answer: True
In 1983, David Bey defeated Chuck Johnson via TKO in the third round in Cleveland, Ohio.
David Bey defeated Larry Beilfuss by TKO in the 1st round in Atlantic City in 1982.
Answer: True
David Bey secured a first-round TKO victory over Larry Beilfuss in Atlantic City in 1982.
David Bey defeated Jack Watkins by knockout in the first round in Cleveland, Ohio, in August 1982.
Answer: False
In August 1982, David Bey defeated Jack Watkins by knockout in the second round, not the first round, in Cleveland, Ohio.
David Bey defeated D.B. Johnson by knockout in the 1st round in Cleveland in April 1982.
Answer: True
On April 9, 1982, David Bey achieved a first-round knockout victory over D.B. Johnson in Cleveland.
David Bey defeated Steve Flemester by TKO in the 2nd round in Atlantic City in March 1982.
Answer: True
In March 1982, David Bey defeated Steve Flemester via TKO in the second round in Atlantic City.
David Bey defeated Larry Ham by TKO in the 1st round in Atlantic City in February 1982.
Answer: True
On February 24, 1982, David Bey secured a first-round TKO victory over Larry Ham in Atlantic City.
Which notable accomplishment did David Bey achieve during his initial undefeated professional streak of 14 wins?
Answer: He became the first boxer to stop George Chaplin with a TKO in the fourth round.
During his undefeated streak, David Bey notably became the first boxer to defeat George Chaplin by TKO in the fourth round.
Identify the opponent David Bey defeated to secure the United States Boxing Association (USBA) heavyweight championship.
Answer: Greg Page
David Bey captured the USBA Heavyweight Championship by defeating Greg Page.
Specify the city where David Bey defeated Leroy Caldwell by a 10-round points decision in 1984.
Answer: Las Vegas, Nevada
David Bey defeated Leroy Caldwell by a 10-round points decision in Las Vegas, Nevada, in 1984.
Identify the opponent David Bey defeated by first-round knockout in Las Vegas in 1983.
Answer: Grady Daniels
David Bey knocked out Grady Daniels in the first round in Las Vegas in 1983.
State the result of David Bey's 1983 bout against Chuck Johnson in Cleveland, Ohio.
Answer: Bey won by TKO in the 3rd round.
David Bey defeated Chuck Johnson via TKO in the third round in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1983.
Identify the opponent David Bey defeated by TKO in the fourth round in Houston, Texas, in 1982.
Answer: George Chaplin
David Bey defeated George Chaplin via TKO in the fourth round in Houston, Texas, in 1982.
State the outcome of David Bey's 1982 bout against Larry Sims in Highland Heights, Ohio.
Answer: Bey won by points over 6 rounds.
David Bey defeated Larry Sims by a six-round points decision in Highland Heights, Ohio, in 1982.
Identify David Bey's opponent in his first-round TKO victory in Atlantic City in May 1982.
Answer: Laverne Bumpers
David Bey defeated Laverne Bumpers via TKO in the first round in Atlantic City in May 1982.
State the result of David Bey's April 1982 bout against D.B. Johnson in Cleveland.
Answer: Bey won by knockout in the 1st round.
David Bey achieved a first-round knockout victory over D.B. Johnson in Cleveland in April 1982.
Identify David Bey's opponent in his second-round TKO victory in Atlantic City in March 1982.
Answer: Steve Flemester
David Bey defeated Steve Flemester via TKO in the second round in Atlantic City in March 1982.
State the result of David Bey's February 1982 bout against Larry Ham in Atlantic City.
Answer: Bey won by TKO in the 1st round.
David Bey secured a first-round TKO victory over Larry Ham in Atlantic City in February 1982.
David Bey challenged IBF heavyweight champion Larry Holmes on March 15, 1985, and won the title by a unanimous decision.
Answer: False
David Bey challenged Larry Holmes for the IBF heavyweight title on March 15, 1985, but he lost the bout by TKO in the 10th round, not by unanimous decision.
The loss to Larry Holmes had a significant negative impact on David Bey's career, leading to a decline in his confidence and performance.
Answer: True
The defeat to Larry Holmes is reported to have significantly undermined David Bey's confidence, resulting in a subsequent decline in his overall career performance and standing.
David Bey lost his USBA title to Trevor Berbick in an 11th-round TKO in his first fight after challenging Larry Holmes.
Answer: True
Following his challenge against Larry Holmes, David Bey lost his USBA title to Trevor Berbick via an 11th-round TKO in his subsequent fight.
After losing his USBA title, David Bey primarily fought lesser-known opponents and maintained his status as a top contender.
Answer: False
After losing his USBA title, David Bey was relegated to 'opponent' status and faced several prominent boxers, indicating he did not maintain his status as a top contender.
David Bey secured a split decision win over Wesley Smith in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1986.
Answer: True
David Bey achieved a 10-round split decision victory over Wesley Smith in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1986.
David Bey lost his USBA title to James 'Bonecrusher' Smith in his first fight after challenging Larry Holmes.
Answer: False
David Bey lost his USBA title to Trevor Berbick in his first fight after challenging Larry Holmes, not to James 'Bonecrusher' Smith.
David Bey lost to James Smith by a unanimous decision in 1986.
Answer: True
David Bey was defeated by James Smith via a 10-round unanimous decision in 1986.
Describe the result of David Bey's IBF heavyweight title challenge against Larry Holmes on March 15, 1985.
Answer: Holmes won by a TKO in the 10th round.
David Bey lost his challenge against Larry Holmes via TKO in the 10th round.
According to reports, what was the effect of the Larry Holmes loss on David Bey's subsequent professional career?
Answer: He never regained his confidence and his performance declined.
The loss to Larry Holmes reportedly caused David Bey to lose confidence, leading to a decline in his career performance.
Identify the opponent to whom David Bey lost his USBA title in his first fight following the Larry Holmes bout.
Answer: Trevor Berbick
David Bey lost his USBA title to Trevor Berbick in an 11th-round TKO after his fight with Larry Holmes.
After losing his USBA title, which of the following notable boxers did David Bey compete against?
Answer: Joe Bugner
After losing his USBA title, David Bey faced Joe Bugner, among other prominent boxers.
State the outcome of David Bey's 1986 bout against James Smith in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Answer: Bey lost by unanimous decision.
David Bey was defeated by James Smith via a 10-round unanimous decision in Fayetteville, North Carolina, in 1986.
Identify the opponent David Bey defeated by split decision in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1986.
Answer: Wesley Smith
David Bey secured a split decision victory over Wesley Smith in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1986.
David Bey initially retired from boxing in 1987 after a knockout loss to Johnny DuPlooy.
Answer: True
David Bey's initial retirement from professional boxing in 1987 was prompted by a ninth-round knockout loss to Johnny DuPlooy.
David Bey's comeback to boxing in 1990 resulted in an improved professional record of 5 wins and 3 losses.
Answer: False
David Bey's comeback in 1990 resulted in a record of 3 wins, 5 losses, and 1 draw, which does not represent an improved professional record of 5 wins and 3 losses.
David Bey's final professional boxing match was a victory against David Jaco in Macao, China, in 1994.
Answer: True
David Bey's final professional boxing match on September 17, 1994, was an eighth-round knockout victory over David Jaco in Macao, China.
David Bey unsuccessfully challenged for the NBA Continental Americas Heavyweight Title against Terry Davis in 1993.
Answer: True
In 1993, David Bey unsuccessfully challenged Terry Davis for the NBA Continental Americas Heavyweight Title, losing by a unanimous decision.
David Bey fought to a 10-round points draw against David Jaco in Sarasota, Florida, in 1991.
Answer: True
David Bey's 1991 bout against David Jaco in Sarasota, Florida, concluded in a 10-round points draw.
David Bey defeated Bruce Seldon by TKO in the 10th round in 1990.
Answer: False
In 1990, David Bey was defeated by Bruce Seldon via TKO in the 10th round, not the other way around.
David Bey's final professional fight was a loss by TKO to David Jaco.
Answer: False
David Bey's final professional fight was an eighth-round knockout *victory* over David Jaco, not a loss by TKO.
David Bey defeated Paul Bradshaw by TKO in the 3rd round in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, in 1990.
Answer: True
In 1990, David Bey secured a third-round TKO victory over Paul Bradshaw in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
David Bey lost to Zeljko Mavrovic by TKO in the 4th round in Germany in 1993.
Answer: True
David Bey was defeated by Zeljko Mavrovic via TKO in the fourth round in Germany in 1993.
David Bey lost to Derek Williams by TKO in the 6th round in London, England, in 1991.
Answer: True
In 1991, David Bey suffered a TKO loss to Derek Williams in the sixth round in London, England.
David Bey lost to Joe Hipp by TKO in the 7th round in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1991.
Answer: True
David Bey was defeated by Joe Hipp via TKO in the seventh round in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1991.
State the year of David Bey's initial retirement from boxing and the specific loss that preceded it.
Answer: 1987, after a knockout loss to Johnny DuPlooy
David Bey initially retired from boxing in 1987 following a knockout loss to Johnny DuPlooy.
Summarize David Bey's professional record during his 1990 comeback to boxing.
Answer: 3 wins, 5 losses, 1 draw
During his 1990 comeback, David Bey achieved a record of 3 wins, 5 losses, and 1 draw.
State the outcome of David Bey's final professional boxing match on September 17, 1994.
Answer: A knockout victory over David Jaco
David Bey's final professional bout on September 17, 1994, was an eighth-round knockout victory over David Jaco.
In what country did David Bey suffer a TKO loss to Zeljko Mavrovic in 1993?
Answer: Germany
David Bey's 1993 TKO loss to Zeljko Mavrovic occurred in Germany.
Which championship was David Bey unsuccessfully contesting against Terry Davis in Beijing, China, in 1993?
Answer: NBA Continental Americas Heavyweight Title
In 1993, David Bey unsuccessfully challenged for the NBA Continental Americas Heavyweight Title against Terry Davis.
State the result of David Bey's 1991 bout against Derek Williams in London, England.
Answer: Bey lost by TKO in the 6th round.
David Bey suffered a TKO loss to Derek Williams in the sixth round in London, England, in 1991.
In which location did David Bey achieve a 10-round points draw against David Jaco in 1991?
Answer: Sarasota, Florida
David Bey's 1991 10-round points draw against David Jaco occurred in Sarasota, Florida.
State the result of David Bey's 1990 bout against Bruce Seldon in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Answer: Bey lost by TKO in the 10th round.
David Bey was defeated by Bruce Seldon via TKO in the 10th round in Atlantic City, New Jersey, in 1990.
Identify the opponent David Bey defeated by knockout in the second round in Raleigh, North Carolina, in 1990.
Answer: Terry Miller
David Bey defeated Terry Miller by knockout in the second round in Raleigh, North Carolina, in 1990.
David Bey was born in Camden, New Jersey, and passed away in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Answer: False
David Bey was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and passed away in Camden, New Jersey, according to the provided biographical information.
After his boxing career, David Bey remained in China and pursued a new career in sports management.
Answer: False
After his boxing career, David Bey lived in China for a period but subsequently returned to the United States to resume his previous construction profession, not to pursue sports management in China.
David Bey died in 2017 due to natural causes at his home in Philadelphia.
Answer: False
David Bey died in 2017 in Camden, New Jersey, as a result of a construction accident, not from natural causes in Philadelphia.
Upon his return to the United States from China, what occupation did David Bey resume?
Answer: He resumed his old construction job.
After residing in China, David Bey returned to the United States and re-engaged in his previous construction profession.
Identify the cause of David Bey's death in 2017.
Answer: A construction accident
David Bey's death in 2017 was caused by a construction accident.